About this role
The Field Marketing Manager role at Modal in San Francisco involves building and executing programs to convert target accounts into active customers, making it a strong fit for professionals with technical field marketing experience. This position focuses on driving pipeline growth through targeted campaigns and events tailored to engineers and technical leaders.
Role Overview
Modal seeks a Field Marketing Manager based in San Francisco to collaborate with the sales department on regional campaigns and events. The person in this position will take ownership of account-based marketing efforts, industry conferences, and high-touch gatherings designed for prospects and customers.
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About the Company
Modal builds infrastructure for artificial intelligence workloads, offering sub-second container starts, instant GPU access, and native storage for clients such as DoorDash, Suno, Cognition, and Ramp. The organization recently secured a Series C funding round of $355 million led by Redpoint Ventures and General Catalyst at a valuation of $4.65 billion.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply on the official company careers page.
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Where is the Field Marketing Manager position located?
The job is located in San Francisco.
What is the salary range for this role?
The salary is between $150K and $200K.
Who does the Field Marketing Manager work closely with?
This role works closely with the Sales team, including account executives, as well as VCs, accelerators, and ecosystem partners.
What types of events will the manager coordinate?
The manager will coordinate executive dinners, technical workshops, roundtables, industry conference sponsorships, and VIP experiences at flagship events like Runtime.
What kind of company is Modal?
Modal is an artificial intelligence infrastructure company providing instant GPU access, native storage, and sub-second container starts for scaling workloads.
